Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1866, Page 5

WaAstincron Tne. grand ltslinu opera by Ghioui and Susmi troupe. The open:ng riormance last eve- tong W%s & decided saccess. To-night will be presented Rosini's sparkling comic opera, * Ll Parbiere dt Seviglia,” with, Mad, Scrago ch, ~ Errani. Susini, Maseusi and Marre in nepal roles. —Henefit of the attaches to-nicht uy your tickets of those you desire to benefit. * performance this seasonof the great spec- + drama. « The Sea of Lee, or a Thirst for Second night of IsLAND HALL—AI! those who desire to see with what excellence ladies’ iairs ean be con- dveted in this city should visit that in progress at Island Hall for the benefit of Grace (P. E.) Chureb Seaton HaLu.—Crowds are attracted to the otful fair of the ladies of the Sixth Pres- ian Church nivhily. end nove retret the ime or money spent there. Call at Seaion tall and see for yourselves. urY.—*“Jack Eobincon and his at the Canterbury, with the infaat , “Le Petite Angelo,” and other at- Can eee ete ¥ oF EMayciraTion IN THE Instuk uite a number of colored people met last night in the ifth street Bapust Church tw make arrangements for the celebration of pniversary of emancipation om the 16uh instant At © 30 o'clock the meeting was called to or- er by D.G. Muse, and Mr. Shorter was ointed chairman and D. G. Muse secretary. be meeting then proceeded to elect a perma- Bent pre lent. and Fider Anderson was unsnimousiy elected After prayer by Mr. Wright, Mr. C. Clark Stated the object of the meeting to be to cele- brate the anniversary ot emancipation in this District, and urged “unanimous co-operation. ‘The meeting proceeded to nominate eicht vice presiden's, one from Georgetown and one from each ward of the city, viz: Samuel! Beckett. Cornelius Clark, Wm. Sherter, S.G. Brown, Joba Freeman, A. Perry, Chas. Dyson, Wm. Toliver. A committee of three were appointed to nominate twelve marshals. Upon this mo- tion s considerable discussion of parliamentary Tules arose, but the committee, consisting of A. Kiger, Thos. Cross and Edw. Savoy, was Bppointed and retired from the cBurch fo con- sult. 4 committee of finance, one memiber from Georgetown and one from each Ward of the was appointed; Alfred Parker was desic- ted as Chairman of the committee. and the Chairman was authorized to fill any vacancy that might occur in the committee. The committee on Marshals returned to the Chorrch and reported the following as mount- ed Marshals tor the day:—O. Beckett, J. Cor- bell, C. ¢ k, D.G. Muse, Wm. Shorter, R. Booker, Carter Stuart, John Framan, William Brown, Wm. Nickols, A. Tinney, J. W. Tatia- ferro, and nominations were confirmed: Alfred Kiger was appointed Marshal-in-Chiet. L. Hickman was elected Treasurer. John Frumaan moved to inyite all male insti- pus of the District to unite m the celebration &s citizens, inying aside banners and regalia. A debate sprung up on the propriety of Viting any associations, as all who would join Would know tbat they should do so as citizens, Mr. Kiger in reply to the question, «Will So- cieues bave their banners?” said the proces- Sion wilbkbave banners, one with the portrait of Abrah. Lincoln and United States flags, bet no society banners. Mr. Washington moved to extend the inyita- tion to Alexandria and Baltimore. Daniel Upshur mo to lay the whole mat- ter on the table; which was agreed to. Mr. Kiger moved to invite all maie citizens Of the District. Mr. Bradley. (called Lawyer Bradley,) of Boston, rose, and began a speech upon the Rarrewness of tbe tn vitation. and contended for the right of the States to engage init. This District belonged to the States. It was pur- chased by them. South Carolina and Georgia another States helped to pay fer it; and if those presert are citizens of the Distri tas becanse the States made them so. Much cor on was manifested, and Mr. A. Kiger objected to Bradle y's proceeding, he not being a citizen. Bradley was decidedly out of order, but by & vofe permission was given nim to speak tive minutes. He did not proceed, however, aud Dir. A. Kiger announced the programme for the day. The citizens will meet in Franklin Square at li o'clock a.m. The line will be formed Snd proceed by way of I street to 19th, along mh to Pennsylvania avenue, to the Czpitol, around the Capitol tothe Avenue, to4); street, to F, thence to Franklin Square, where they will be addressed and dismisced. «& Lawyer Bradley was called tor. and said he did no: mean to interfere with the harmony ef the meeting, but he thought the motion which he proposed to diseuss was narrow and con- tracted. ‘The Chairman said his time was precious, and he hoped the meeting will avoid too much discussion, as he could not afford to haye his time taken up in listening to speeches. Mr. Pearre moved to adopt the programme. It was proposed to change the programme so as to pass the residence of General Grant, also to extend the march to the Circle; which were rejected. Mr. Kiger offered a resolution designating Elder D. W. Anderson, Rev. H. H. Garnett and L. Howard Day, of N. Y., as the orators of the day, and make their own arrangements. Mr. Fruman opposed the orators; not on the ground of capacity, but becanse he wanted to bear trom some of those who were here before the emancipation. Of those named, one was in Europe, oue in Canada, and one in New York in those times. Mr. Hilton spoke in very complimentary terms of the orators named, bet urged the se- lection of some of onr own citizens, many of ‘whom are capable of, addressing such a meei- ing on euch a subject. The meeting ordered that John F. Cook, Hons. L. Trombull, of Lil, Sumner, of Mass., Wilson, do., and Nye. of Nevada, be invited to address the cituzena on that occasion. On motion of Mr. Kiger, a committee of five upon music and flags was appointed, and an- thorized to invite the band and troops from Fort Lincoin to participate with them. The meeting adjourned with the benediction by Elder Andersoa. Tue Arrican Mere st EPiscoraL Zion Con FEreNCr.— The annual srssion of this Con- ference for Baltimore district commenced on Saturday im the Union Wesley Church, 234 street. and was called to order by Key. Samp- son Talbot. superintendent o1 the district, who led im devot‘onal exercises. Rey. J. A. Jones was chosen secretary. After the exchange of views on the state and — of the church, an adjournment was had till yesterday. Yesterday morning, the Uonference was opened with devo.ional exercises, conducted by Rev. R.T mrs aiter which. Rev. H. Fiutler was appointed secretary and Rev. S. T. Jones reporter. Several commitiees were appointed by the superintendent, and after the examination of characters, the Conference adjourned. ; At the afvernoon session, an interesting state- ment was made in regard to the church in Richmond. Committees were appointed on the state of the country, connectional press, &c. SSeS isis OCRAPHS OF ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. complished photographer, Jonn Gold- 4 Market Space, has succeeded in taking ably fine photographs of Alexan- der H. Stephens, of Georgia, from imperial to card si whic’ are baving a rapid sale at prices ranging from $3 to 25 cents, to those de- eirous to get & picture of this noted personage. Mr Stephens pronounces these pictures to be by far the best ever taken of him. aes Exretion oF TrvsTExs aND STEWARDS.— Last night the members of the 9th street Metho- ¢ist Protestant Church, Rev. Evans Reese, pastor. elected their officiary for the ensuing ear. Trustees—U. Ward, Douglas- Moore, poet Croggin, W.C. Lipecens, Jr., Jesse Zepp, Wm. Duyall. Wm. W. Tucker. Stew- ard,— William Drake, Lewis Blackiston, F. B. Gourley, F. J. Bartlett, J. C. Clayton — IpeNTIFIED.—The coat described in the Star esterday as in the possession of Detective Tietcy, and suppored to be stolen, was identi- tied by Mr. G. E. Kennedy as one stolen from his Bouse abouta month since. The thief is McCoy, already im jai] for the lareeny of watebes in George’own, some time ago. ——— ie Granp LARCENY.—Last night,officer Owens, Of the 7th Ward, arrested Albert Terry, a little negro of 4 rs, for entering the officer of Shaeter & C Xxpr@ss and stealing two pairs shoes. One pair wa® recovered, and Justice Handy sent the pri-oner to jail for court. cna + Tr RE.—An interesting lecture on “Labor Fey reintion to Human Development” will be delivered by H. Clay Preuss at Hall to-morrow night. R ENON AY W ANKIN a DAVIS, eee se. SIGN aND ORNS MENTA hows compeed to No. 323 south of Penn. ave.. bet Hith end 12th sts., next to Star office, zs CRIMPED re COLLABS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. s-6tif 322 Penna. av L —LOTS to suit purchasers on my = cape ning Dundas on the rosd pass- ing Glenwood Cemetery. JOHN F. BE 9 mb 20-lawdwe 150 Preston at., | =D. Bon, -ebe 4 52 Peana ave., ear ine t . f res order the best Dress Shirts, Collars, &c., at the lowest prices. Don't fail to call and see for yourselyes. ~ — Dottar JEWELRY STorg,— Store in this city is Prigg’e, rr ag Bag eve: third door from 4 siweet. 1,000 styles of Jew- elry to choose from for only one Ippliar, —_e—___. Tre Lavies’ PeoxenctaMEnto! — Wii’ Protesting #gainst all the ola worthless Denti. frices now in the Market, the Ladies, with one copsent, have adopted the Sozodont as the one thing needful to insure th the teeth and « fragrant breath. ee oe a ee AN ESTARLISUED REMEDY.—“Brown’s Bron- cival Troches” ate widely known as an estab. lished remedy for Conghs, Colds, Bronchitis, &nd other troubles of the Throat i Their good reputation and exten- sive use bos brought out imitations, represented to be the same. a 4 : cbial Troches » Obtia only “Brown's Bron W. ©. Purtrs (of Devlin & Co., New Yor! will be at Willards" Hotel from 1ith to 19th instant, with a large assortment of samples of new and choice styles of seasonable goods for gentlemen's wear, from which he will be hap- Py to take orders for garments to be made at our house in New York. 9-6 gas qgek——_ts Srrcranity. per Collars, made by Lock- wood, Gray, Goldsmith and others. You can sive from 10) to 25 per cent. by buying of Geo. GC. Penning, corner of Maryland ayenue and 7th street. 4 ——— STRaNGR, NUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, ete., can be removed without pain, To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 43 and streets. Corns, Bunions, Club and Tted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenne. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a, m. to 5 P.™., and 6 to p. m. be epeneenneneesee eee ey WANTS. .... 2. oor WArtEp_« La EES. white or celored. athe: 10 Presid-nte juare. it* WASTED-A WHITE WOMAN todo ceneral b a sattucairae Am a Ws 3 A eG Tr table. jately at weet: opt Aer ve SE, WY ie ques ean a sony Brose Post mins Bary Tterences BhyeR, / ANT) BY & respectable girl. a SITUA- idrece Bowe Sper eferences given i — ; W Fespectable girl, » SITUA- ral and fron, and do gene- Shote to Box Wor 30 Smee = ete SITUATION by a respectable chambermaid and waitress, or washing and irening. The gi * ‘all at 26 as ANTED—By a respec irl, a SIT- Warps tt sioptar arse cat, Can te make herself generally vartal’ Ploase address A. +» Post office. Can be heart of for three days.1t™ A SESPECTABLE GIRL OB MIDDLE AGED woman can find a good home in a family of two persons by applying atthe corner of 18th and C Streets, Island, 9 ite woman pre- ferred. Soe new ‘ap 10-3t" WANtFD—s & respectal jan, a SIT- UATION at cook. aod ie willing, toassint in yeehing snd ironing. 2 @ reapectable ae | 405 ic |, near t ro! anc 2d streets Cail for two days, ree GE WASTED By May Ist, by a permanent ten for a family of three persons. a goo! HO of 60r7 rooms, located in a good Beighborheod, and at a moderate rent. Address P.O. Bex 273. J ANTED—Fy respectable American woman, WSITU ATION ieee ee hmerican woman, And ‘o assistin washing and ironing. efersness go. Please address a note to Box 12 Best references given. ap 10 3t* Star of- it ANTED—A BOY to attend inmy Wood and Coal Office; well recommended. Also, a WO: MAN, middle age, to attend children Coloreé ‘ed RURY Preferred. T.D > Coal Dealer, Pa. av., bet. 17th and igth streets. _Ap 10-3t* DIED. McWILLIAM. On the 9th inst., at5.40 p. : MARGARET McWILLIAM, ered 2: yorrs ant'é months Her friends are requested to atten? her faneral from her mother’s residence, 270 B st, bet. 24 and od, on Wednesday, the lth instant, at 3 o’clock p, ™. se ROLLINS. On the 9th instant, afier ashort but pital illness. at 10% o'clock p m., WILLIAM OLLINS. aged 37 years. He leaves a widow and five children to mourn his Joas. The relatives and triends of the family are re- spectfally invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, G street. between 24 and 3d streets north, to-morrow, (Wednesday,)at3o'clock. * LOUDEN. After a short and painfal i'iness. (of dropsy.) WILLIAM H. LOUDEN deparied this life on the 10th instant, in the 624 year of his aze. a Hie friends and the public generally are invi to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 21% L street, at 20 clock p. m. to-merrow. * RAY. On the Ist of April, at Madison. Ga. aay in the 35th year of ge, formerly ington. CLOTHING, & JAMES LACKEY, MERCHANT TAILOR, 462 Seventh street, opposite Poxt Office Is receiving some of the handsomest Cloths, Gassi- meres. and Vestings in the market, which be willtmake up in @ manner unsurpassed, and at prices to sult the times. A fashionable garment and @ good fit aranteed, or no obligation to take the coods. mh 23-Im SECKET., BY THE BARD OF Oak HALL, Each day as you read yorr newspaper, An offer you often will find. To teach yon to make a great fortune, If you are but that way inclined, Hyon will send them some money, heir secret to you they will tell; And fer others which like te inform you, A few stamps will anawer as weil, But, I have got something to tell you, That will save you many a tramp. Tf you want to bey good and ch And I dent even charge you New just walk up to Seventh street, ni oy into SMITH’S OAK HALL go, And you'll find the best clothes in the cit Are sola by SMITH BROTHERS & OU. SMITH BROTHERS & CO., MEBCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN GENT’S FUBN:SHING GOUDS. oAK HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. Just received the largest and finest stock of PIECE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash- ington. Having secured the best artists in the city we are prepared to make up in the finust style, and . & Co. at less prices than any other establishment. mh ta 8. LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 51i + Ninth street, corner ot . desires tte: of bis friends and the public generally to his choice selection of gcods for SPRING and SUMMER AR, which he will make up at reasonable rates to suit the times. Mr. BUBERT HARDON, bis associate in busl- ness, invites his former friends to give him a call, and guarantees a perfect fitti and fashionable garment to all who may patrouage. - 8.—I have removed from 417 Ninth street, to bove place. Tan 15 1n* CHABLES PARMER, JAMES T. WALKER, MERCHANT TAILOKS, No. 454 Seventh street. near E. A fine assortment of CLOTHS, CA8SIMERES and VESTINGS on hana, which they will make up tn the lastest styles and best pos- sible manner. ve have also a fine assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Please give naa call. Shirts made to order. fe 26-3m PARMER & WALKER. F _ 7 HEIBERGRR, = pay * eee a HEADY a ert eae ——_—_—___—_—_—_—_—_————_—__ GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TO VONTBACTORs. Proposars will be received by the subscriber until WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. to improve Congress street, between homes street and West Ss street. The proposals state separately, first, the price per yard for ing. second. the price per yard for gattering. and that for recuttering; third. the price per foot for curbing, amd that for recurbing. fonrth the price per yal for graveltin the surface of that part of said street,the grave! to be ten inches high at the center with a gradaal slope to the height of four inches at the gutter line. The grade mnat he strictly according to the directe! by the Surveyor, and must not be elled until it is approved by that officer. the materials and workmanship mast be of » best quality, or they will net be accepted or aid for. Z Proposals will be received at the same time fer Beecieely * similar imprevement of that part of ingan street, which lies between Prospect and lat treet. wap 7-6t HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. NTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN BOARD for himself and sister in a private family. or where there are but few other bon. ders. First-class references given and required, Addre-s -O. H.. Oilice Internal Reveaue, giv iz terms and location. 1" ED—By a respectable voung person UATION as Ohambermaid or Cook in a small family. Would assist with the washing. The best of city reference if required. Call at No. 176 $A street, botween Tand i. Please call for two a i W45T7ED IMMEDIATELY—Two resp: Ladies to tolicit subscript ly illustrated religious peri ed to rs ily See. 14 TUES youre: - M,. ¢ aN, Heom No. 3, 4883 7th ret. ap 10-2" WASTED—A WOMAN (colored), to do house: work. Apply at 77 K street, 2 and see ply ai stree! berets ath W ANTED—A BOY about 18 years of age. ina mercantile business; one that is experienced, Must come well recommended. No others need apply. Callat 645 and 647 7th street, Island. 1t™ ANTED—By arespectable young girl, a SIT- UATION as first-class cook. Osn come well recommended. Please address a note to box No. 9. Star office. ap 9-2ty ANTED—A first class STEWARD, who can come well recommended, on board of the U. 8. steamer Augusta, now fitting out at this Navy Yard. Avely, Samadtately to the First Assistant Epxipeer on d. ap W ANTED—To hire a good steady WOMAN to cook, wash and iron in private family; also, 8 BOY to do housework. A good home and liberal wages will be paid to those who can come recom- mended. Inquire immediately at 377 K st., bet, 9th and 10th, ap 3t Ws TED—A BOOKKEEPER ‘ing three bour time each aay, te to en- 'p books for some firm in the city, eliber merchandising, banking or commission. Can change single to conble entry. Can give good references if required. Address**F. T. street. Washington. ifal- ‘al, peculiarly suit- VW ANTtED—To goto the country, a white WO- MAN to milk and assist in housework. In- formedion may be obtained at 296 Hi street “rs ANTED—By the first of May, two or three ROQMS, furnished or unfarnished, by agen tleman and his sister for housekeeping. ' Location ——— inthe higher parts of Washincton or eorgetown, andin a private family, with whom references will be exchanged. Address 0. P.0., Star offic ap 6-4t™ y / ANTED —Two first class MILLINERS can find employment at 236 Pennsylvania ave. ap 56t ANTED TO BU Y— From one thousand to one bundred thousand OLD BRICKS. Apply to GEO. W. HAUPTMAN, No. 512 lith street west, three deors north of Penna. avenue. aps7t* W 4AkTED-To buy second-hand CLOTHING, andthe best prices given, at No. 477 wth street. few doors nerth of Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, 3-Im" ANTE: RENT—Large and 1 fur- nished and unfurnished HOUSHS in Wash- ington and George.own. Also, wanted for sale Houses and Lots imal! parts of the eat. Real 65- tate owners wil! do well to give usacall, Southern Real Estate Company, path 492 7th street. ANTED— We want to buy several small HOUSES and LOTS in good lscations, for cash. to suit customers. We also want a small FABM near Washington; will zive $4.00 or 35.000 cash. WELLS & CO., Corner of 13th and # streets, over mh 27-tf hite’s Siore. AN EXPEBIENOED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in a private family or restaurant. Call on Mr. NEAL. [stm street: No S13. mine —Wanted to buy for $5,000 Secoid $5.000 handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which a fair price will be paid, 4=3 ith, corner K street. jan 19-3m* ANTED! WANTED!! WANTED II! WwW GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and mrepeete business, where a small outlay i ly re- quired, and where these cngeaing in the same can at WM. PRINCE'S commence at once, to ci berg ory 381 F street, and be tanght his new method of Btamping,so simple that « child ertake apy job. Being the oni; practical Stamper here, we can furnish full complete instruct.ons, tools, cushions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This ie achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. Jan 1-tf 381 WANTED. WANTED.» NTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. LY) ‘'S PER Feduced his. price, to six Me 3 for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES. BACGUBS, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, ke., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine weare —— to stamp any pattern brought us. the only practical Stampers here we are wil come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can om ee ay ace for an, sssortment of Pat- terns not excel in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, 381_F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts. and Shawis, for sale. no 1s Wee COLORED WAX. WAX LEAVES, for making the Water Lilly, ose, Fucia. Passion Flower, sad Uamelia. BY COLOBS, ali kinds. WHITE LEAD. RED LEaD. eres R D ED, BICATING. and ILLUMINATING OIL, COAL OIL. COAL OLL LAMPS, WINDOW ani LOOKING GLASS, BRUSHES of every description, MIXED PAINS to order. FRENCH ZIN«, and sil colors in oil. sold at re- duced prices, by FRANCOIS MILLER, 504 Ninth street. 2d door north of Penna. av. for the liberal patronage they give her, and is pleased to see that her HOOP SKIRTS give such staction. She slso announces to the ladies that sh hand a large assortment of GENUINE FRENCH CORSETS, which she is prepared to sell at the lowest prices, Hoop dkirts and Under Garments ready made and made te order at the shortest notice. Call and see at 512 7th et . bet. Dand E. « : T E COMPLETE ANGLER, by Walton. The Angler's Assistant, The Angler and Friend. Hand-Book of Angling. by Ephemera. Biy Fishing, sgh sage eS colored plates. Su- 3 2 sevelt. Pn UY MoosevRANEK TAYLOR. I HE OVAL PICTURE FRAMES Greatest Variety south of New York. at N ae }O. ven! _ia tw" __B doors above O44 Fellows Hall FIX® Pictunes, The lovers of art are invited to i ta few CHROMOS, WATER OOLOUS and” ENGRAY. INGS, at . J. BOTHROCK's. 45:2 7th street, apt-Stawsw ome . oF HEAP CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. OR ERT nd UL ASR WARE, Coe OC a . we ba SToit tine of COMMON WATE. at very low ‘ONE WARE at Factory Prices. wk “WEBB & BEVERIDGR mh 3-eo6tif™: 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th Nate EAT’S FOOT OIL CO., Potomac Mills, tat’ Pe eet. TS FOOT O1L.—. by O, B. JEWELL t Prime article. For Way ANTEPD—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE. Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF UBNISHING GOODS of every description. B, BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet. je 8-tf OoO-rLL MEAL. Qi Every one owning a horse should use the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OATS. ig article for sale; the very best in the et. we Detweon G and H. east aide, CAKE, A mar! FLOUB, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to suit, by W.M.GALT & CO., wh 16-tf Corner Ind. ave and Ist street. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE, &c. A reduction in price, corresponding to THE HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD. M. W. GALT & BROTHER Offer their entire stock of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELBY, SILVER-WARBE, & At greatly reduced rates. Their stock was never more complete, and is of fered at a great reduction from fermer prices. ‘M. W, GALT & BRO., Jewellers, ap 2 6t 354 Penna. avenue. BED BIRDS, AND Cee Ses a ecg de 3 ”. Ov.) ABT. B3 480 AMERIOAN re — Watches Hepaired and Warranted, de 22-6m* 370 ona: aa, site a OS FOR SALE AND RENT. ENT—Thi Brick DWELL’ materia beckeee eee a J. W. THOMPSON. re ry at a) Gen 01). ext Frederick Bruce's see) # ree bell with» Te water, and aS Sas, aie 1. OF. t e Bp l0-eotf L ‘GRO! good teyutre Morthoone my ot af oat @ BENT—Three story now HOUSE, contain- iree-story new Hi s remy husetts ap 9-6t i it Pay 3 , ij & i Eee 8 ¢ 3 Rag Fons ing 6 rooms and to JORN McCARTHY worms nue and 2d street i. lng 2d street west. premises to T. J Trinity ©! be A hy bear nit arch, on “DOUGHTY. ape ate (IVE ROOMS FOR BEES Bither anparene or I together suitable for housekeeping, furnishet ov unfurnished, nteel families. Apply at No. 388 North Capitol street. _ _ 89-20" Fok RENT—Two FURNISHED BOOMS. one ©n the Ist floor, and the other on the 2u floor, snitable for hou-ekeeping. Inquire at No. 3505:h Street. corner of L. 3t~ OR RENT—A new FBAMB HOUSE. contain- ing six rooms, on 1th street. between D and E. Ple aay situated. Inquire on tne premises. roe SALE the bese situated BARBER SHOP in Geor, Proprietor teengage in other busin St 136 Bridge street, Georgeto: D.C. 1 i OR RENT—A BRIOK HO fitted up for a Grocery Store, on 14th street and Rhode I+lard avenue Apply at thé corner of 15th and M street, to BERNARD FIT? 2 apist™ FoRRE JArge m Pennsyl Vania avenue. 17 rooms. water aud 373; gas. ApplytoH.S JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn #ylvania avenne, between 4; and ith streets, oppo- siie National Hotel. ap 25t* 1 BRICK HOUSE brick stable and crourds On the co} 1 Marvl avenue. Apply to T WHEELER, No. 395 © street, between 3d and 45 streets. ap 9-4t* ble HOUSE on B street, . in the rear of St. Charles ht rooms, water and ¢: mediately. Rent $6) ap %-3t DRUG STOR! now doing a usiness. Price 51100, Address or o store, corner 6th street west and Mas- sachusetts avenue, for particulat ap 9-eont JOS. L. BOGAN. Foes F—A SODA FOUNTAIN {Sylvester's OR RENT—A desi totel. containing Possession given month, c lete. with Jugs and Bottles. Ap: ly at Cigar Store. 467% Lith street. Also, two ER: JEPISEED ROOMS wanted immediately. ap 9 3t* OR SALE—A small FANCY and LIGHT DEY GOODS STORE, situated ina first rate local- ity for bu Will be disposed of te a cash cns- tomer at a sacrifice, asthe owner is unable to at- tend to it. Rent 6: store, with dwelling. % per month Value about $000. Apply immediately at 331 Isth street the grecery. a ENT—A nicely furnished seven-room 2. No. 311 Pa av., bet. 19th and 2th 7s. asmall family will be rented) Ww, Tat" , Fe RENT- FRAME HOUSE tween @ and P st5.. containing §roons. Apply at 242 7th streec north, R.C. HEWETT, Flour and Feed Store. ap 7-3t* are BENT—Aneat BRICK HOUSE, contat 6 rooms, with gasand water,o» north 9th st. west. Inquire of JOS, F. KELLEY |B Estate Agent, office 363 8th st. wesi, near nort dtreet. ap 7-3t" FS SALE OR RENT—Four new three story BRICK HOUSES pleasantly situated near Smithsonian Institute. containing water and gas, For paruicularsapply to FENWICK & STUART'S Sath, Door and Biind Depot, at 7th street Bride. ap 7-3” = K 0B RENT—Several small aud mediam sized HOUSES. FORSALE—A number of HOUSES. rapgingin price from $29 to $500. Also. o: fine BUILDING LOT, running back to a pave: alley. fice, 499 K street north. near 5th. sp? im* 0 LET—A HOUSE with four or six rooms. qavire 32% norta B st., Capitol Hill. FOR, BALE One two-story and attic BRICK BUILDING, with two story extension, om 12th Stree. west, near Pa. avenu: ith or witheut the ijurnitnre. Reason of sale,ewner leaving for En- r al I ¥ or terms apply at STARR'S Agency Of- rope. Will be sold cheap if ppiies for immedi- ately. Inyuire at the Agensy Office No. 511 9th st. Nap Ot YON. Me MILLER: eligible BUILDING LOTS, of Laurel. on the Baltimore & W ill be sold Apply toT. N. YOUNG, cor: Wroniugton. Fes RENT—Two HOUSES. 5 rooms, situated on 19th st., bet. Q and R. Rent will be low toa good tenant. Also, one on L st.. bet. 18th and 19th, costaining 7 rooms, No. 242, Inquire corner 20th irst Ward. ‘aps ot" an \. Fox BENT—The ST@RE recently occupied by Loomis & Mayhew, Ne 346 Penna. av., Wash- ington Building. Also, Offices No, 3 and’ 4, first floor; 9 and 11. second floor; and 16. third For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES, Seat House, aps. FAY FOR SALE, containing 104 acres, onthe old Apnapolis stage roai. Prince George's. Md., aboat tei miles from Washingtom. improv: by a Frame Dwelling of six rooms, stable, pple and peach orchard of about £0)trees. The land is weil weoded and watered, and supposed to be on the line of the proposed canat m Annapolis to Washington. Apply after 4 o'clock at B. F. MOR- SELL’S, Louisiana avenue, near ;th street, or by letter pe F. FABISH, No. 454 1ith st. east. aos ‘T—The BASEMENT under Washing. ton Building. corner 7th street aad P: 5 Inquire in the store. AUBANT, BOARDING-HOUSE,LEASE. LICENSE and FIXTURES for sale. A great in can be had by any one wishing the above. ry poms given for ing. Call at 225 Penna. ave., opposite Willard 46t* Fz. SALE Some of the most desirable PRO- PERTY ever offered in Washington city for lots for residences or business pur poses, on Square 375, on 9th, 10th. and H sts. north, and many lets on Grant street, which street runs threugh the center of the square, from 9th to 10th street west. For particulars inquire at office, 490 H st., bet. 8th and 9th sts., back ef the Patent Office, atl and 5 o'clock p.m. Allconveyancing and stamps at the cost ot the purchaser mh 30-tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent FE RENT—One nice three story BRICK HOUSE. on New Jersey avenue, bet. F and G sts., containing 9 rooms, with large yard ip. Posseasion given immediately. Inquire of c. pee el * N. corner of 9th and L streets north. nD im* JC OR RENT—Desiraie BOOMS. over Stine- metz’s Hat store, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, suitable for offic jess purposes. mh 25-tf OR SALE—The LE. for eight years, with the improvements snd Furnitures of the EU- ROPEAN HOTEL, on the ceruer of Pennsylvania avenue and 1}th street. If the above is not sold on or before the Ist of April, there will be a catalogue sale soen thereafter, of which due notice will be given. The Hotel is doing agooa business, and the cal reason for selling ison account of ill health of the unders! igned, Inquire on the premises. mh uit zi P, EMRIOH. ‘OR SALE-The commodious and extensive K HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and Boundary streets, lately the residence of Charles J. Uhiman The property is 175.6 feet on North Capitol street and 172 feet ou Boundary street, with large brick dwell- ing bouse and outhouses, and has extensive wine cellars of a costly character. Terms easy. Apply toMrs. MINA UHLMAN, on the premises, or to FRED. W. JONES, Attorney-at-Law. 5th street, 5 mh 29-eo2w between D and E ets Fe SALE—1=0 A@RES OF LAND at Hyatts- ville, ten minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- ington,to be divided in lots to suit purchasers. The building sites are bexvtifully located and command a view of the comney for miles around, To persons doing business in Washington this pre- tents a fi portunity of securing country seats at a con ent distance frem the city andin a boaiy and Rourishing neighborhood. For first choice apply at once my McKNEW & HICKEY, ap7-eotf Boom 7, Intelligencer Building. F t RENT—To a smail family without children Roritive, several stjolaing ROOMS very co venient for hourekeeping; partly furnished if d sired. Apply at the cot! corner Cand Nerth Capitol streets, above de; wh 26-Tu. Fo SALE—Three new HOUSES, with 5 rooms each, on 12th street, near Maryland avenue. G 20 ith One or O street went 15th, with rooms, two small Hoses enue, near j0th street; one new Brick with 10 rooma, on 12th street, near G etreet north; asmell Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13th street, pear M; @ large three story Brick’ Honse, 10th street, near ge Frame 8 rooms, on L street, Wth street. — Soar lows deseribed anaes. = — 7 ae in the northe-n . GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, 512 lith sty third door north of Pa. av. ‘Im FURNITURE OF A FIRST OLASS T'Beart - Hons, segethar wins LEASE of property for sale, on cause of selling. Inquire on the premises, 439 Pons, ‘avenue. ‘as akan mh 13-im* if iVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR Waitt Funimed’ or ‘usturulehea, ta tos city and RowNMA: & Ls Tatelligencor fet eBuitve AUCTION SALES. [ For other Auction Sales see fourth page.) BX ©. W. BOTELER, Anctioncer. AVOTION SALK TO DAY. Part of 3 “ between Ohta tab ate catching north side BY GRREN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO VaLvap a ov SOUTH C &8T On MONPAY the 16th instant, at 6 o'clock we sball sell. in fr Square Bo, 493. ha’ Derek a goed di % ithe perfect. erms: One third cash; the Bonths. secured id. “Gp 10 cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS. No, 626, corner of 7th TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NOUSEHOLD FURNT TURE. &c.. ON Bennsvivante AVEN(C: BETWEEN 3D AND ¢& ST TS, SUUTH SIDE. No. 439. aT PUBLIO AUCTION On THURSDAY. the 12th instant, at 00 o'clock +L eball seli, on che premises, by virtue of = of trust to me from the subscriber, dal d October the 4th. 1555, ana duly recoried December 29th. 1855, in Liber RM. H.. foli va 77, 78, 79. uctionsers. and & streets. T enumerate in part only: ne Piane. Cover, and Stool One Parlor Suite, conristio.s Fine Marbl- top Contre T. Parlor Mirrors and Wha’ dow Shades. P: ters tity of Bedding of every description Brussels, Three ply, Ingrain. and other Carpets. And 8 genera! assortment #f every description of Heurehold Furniture, which I deem uunecessary to mention. Terms cash. W. ALEXANDER Tr ap 10 2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioucer NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE P TY SITUATED ON TH ST SID URTEENTiI STREET. & ENE s TWREN S. NORTH, OPPOSITE WILT AR y the Supreme Prd n- lech heed com> > D* complvipant and James W et al. are defendants. we will seli at p: tien,on THURSDAY, the 31 day of May, frout of the premises, at 51, o'clock p two parts of Lots numbered ten ( Q1.)in Square numbered two hund four, (254.) im the city of Wasi mm, Vist Columbia, contained within the fotlowine and bounds: Berinning for the same at a; the west line ef said Square. distant 1)? fee the southwest corner norh with the west inches; thence east 105 feat 104 inch alles; thence soath 25 feet 3 inches, teet; thence souti: 11 feet; thence west 27 fe inches, thence south 4 feet, and thence west 53 Ginches tothe place of beginning, together the improvements thereon. The above property is improved with two Brick Buildings, each having a frent of 29 fort i's inches on 1th street, the northernmost lot extendin back that width 105 feet 10%; inches to the public ailey; and the cther lot extending back the site depth “n width, having a front on the alley of & nehes, The trusiees reserve the right to sell bot together or se the time of sale The terms of sale. as prescribed by the decre are: One-third of the purchase money in cash, the residue in two equal instalments, at six twelve months. for which notes of the purehaser, bearing interest from the day of sale and secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, will be taken, and # lien retained! on the premises sold. All con veyancing and revenue =tamps at the cost of the PareLaseT. we MATTINGLY Jone EGET! rrastees. GREEN & WILLIAMS, apl0-tu,th sa,3wide Anctioneors, BY JAMES C. McGUIRE & GO. Auctioneers. parts rately,asthey may deem be-t at SALE OF CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, KNOWN AS THE RUGGLES COLLECTION, aT THE AUCTION 4 » ON (HUBSDAY BVeNn- o'clock embraces Landscapes, Lake, ain. and Coast Scenery. of Americ pe . Romantic and Picturesque Views, ell as Old Mills. Light-Houses, and Ancient Architecture, all in carved black walnut, gilt, and velvet frames, and will be sold without reserve, Ternrs cash. The Paintings are now on exhibition. Catalogues to be had at the Auction Rooms, apd JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO , Auc ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT HOUSEWOLD FURNITURE AND FECTS AT AUCTION. On THUESDAY MORNING, April 12th, at 10 o'clock, 1 ili sell, at the residence of B.A’ F lips, Es... No. 114 Bridge street, near Congr-as street. all of his Furnitere, consisting of— Parlor Chairs and Marble-top Center Table ‘Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chairs. Txbles and Mirrors Mattresses. Lounge, Window Shades, &c. Morning Glory Parlor Stove and other coves Bronze Chandeliers and other t:4s Fixtures Hat . Oil Cloth, &e., &e And many articles not mentianel, Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, aps {Intel} Auctioneer, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526, corner 7th and D streets, AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING, COOKING AND DINING-ROOM FERN: TUBE of P. Degroct’s Eating House, fronting on 9th street west, in the Center Market, at Puo- On THURSDAY, the 12th in-tant, &.m..we shall sell, on the premises, House, Cooking Stoves, D.ning Tabies Chai Creckery, Corporation aad Government Licenses, c B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 526, corner 7.4 and D streets, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALF, At the cor- ner oO; north B and 8th street east, at Public Auc- tion. On THURSDAY, the 12th inst., at 5% o'clock p. m., we shall sell. op the premises, all of Lot No. 1, in Bynare No. 895. This lot is in a. beaatiful ioca- tion. We inv.te the attention of buyers to the above sale. Terms: varth cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 months, A deed giver and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue stampe at the cost of the purchaser. down when sold. ar6-d REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta. ae —_ es, BY as = 11 o'clock he Coot GR EN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. 0. 526, corner 7th and D streets. FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS. fronting on New Jersey avenue, between north E and F sts., at Public Auction On THURSDAY, the 12th instant. at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises, Lots Sos. 18 and 19, in subdivision of Square 623. having 22 feet 6 inches front, running back 125 feet deep toa wide tage alley. Persons will find it to their advan- 6 to attend the above sale. . ‘erms: Ope third cash: balance in 6 and 12 montha, secured by adeed of trust on the prem- ises. All conveyancing and revenue sone at the cost of the purchaser. $59 down on each lot when sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘ap 6-td {Int | Auctionsers. Y WABDWELL & BAYS, Aucts.; Georgetown, SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AT AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN JRSDAY MURNING. April I sell, at the residence of the late Ast street west, between Bigh odd Georgetown, a large col 43 of superior rnitare, embracing, in part, viz: Une Rosewood Case 6%; Knabe & Gable Handsome Walnut Parlor Suite, ten pieces Large Walnut Etagere. with mirror back temac stre: octave Piano, made by Siete nel Acerioen: gremeiaad einer Onroete lish and American, Brussels and other Carpe’ Lar Gilt Frame Pier Mirror, with brackets and slab Fine Walnut Writing Cabinet Mahogany and Walnut Sofas an? Chairs Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Tables Handsome Mantel Ornaments Arm Chesirs, Massive Gas Chandeliers and Gas a Fae sien Tm an he Ts. Mahogany Dining Tables, Sideboard Elegant Decorated French China Dinner Set, 239 Frepeh China Tea Set, Fino Silver-plated Toa Set, Plata ‘Castor and Urn, Fine Glassware Table Cutlery and Table Cutlery generally Oak Mall Set, W and Mahogany Chamber Superior Curled Hair Mattresses and Feather Exceilent Betting. Walnut Wardrobes Cott: Chamber Sets Hall Oilcloth, Straw Matting; Clocks _ = and other Stoves, Cooking Requisites, &c. ‘erms cash. . ELL & HAYS, Aucts. wea WASRTEMAL ESTAS SALE OF DAMAGED CORN. en One Be Loa ea i bt weer Som g aus : Oseh In Governmeyt Fe OOKTR. Brevet Major Gen. and Ohief : ene een ae ot of Wasbtngwoa AUCTION SALES. __THIS AFTREWOON ai7D TO-MORBOW. and 8%. {no Square Ho. 10. fronting on reel West, between por streets, Ly fs frost of 30 foot ond running back te RNOOM, April ti. at DAY AFTE Sel oa wie One-half cash the balance in § ». -ntha, with interest, secured by a @ced of trust 0 the mn eye of $25 will be required of ea-h lot at i w time si All copveyancing at cost of purchaser spidads JAS C MCGUIRE & GO. Avcte_ T GREEN & WILLIAMS. A vetiqnosrs No. 526 corner 7th aud D streets FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT- ING ON P_ aNb © STREETS NORTH, BE A WEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUB ANDO 4TH STREET WEST. aT PUBLIC oTr On TUESDAY, the wth : foot alle eros wishing o purchase ine Bay ing Lote wii find It to their advantage to sttend this sale ae this equare is in.proving very fast with buliding Torme . One-third cssb, balance «ix, twelve.art sighteen ments eecuced by a deed of trust an the pr -. All conve: 4d revenve stamps ‘at the cort of te purchasers. $2) down on each Lot when sold ped * GREEN & WILT TAMS, Aucta, BY C.W. BOTELER, Auctioneo:, No. 320 D street between 10th and 1th. TEN VERY DESIRABLE BUT! DING Lots AT JOTION ¥ AFTERNOON, April 10, ot 5 sel ines, ten valoatle 7.8.9. 12.19.18, fronting respec strect, between 24 and Xi stress weet These lots front the residence of ( Sid are regarded as most eligibly buildiug purposes. Terme: One-third cash; and the residue in threr oqual instalments, of three, six. and nine months, secur: 1 by a lien on.) property; notes te bear interest Conve) sucing and stemps at the cost of purcha- “* ©. W. BOTELER, Anct. JX FAS. ©. McGUTRE & C0., Anotioncors, SALE UF BOOKS AT THE AUCTION BOOMS, Commencing MONVAY KVENING April orb, at 7). o clock, aad contiuuing neat eveuinz, same oar The collection is miscellaneous, ambracing -oke common to be found inthe Wirary of «! yer, compiler. and ecclesiastic, together with « variety of hight reading matter In the coliecticn will be found « complete sot of GALES & SEATON’S STATE PAPERS, 2 volumes BR ORCE’S ARCHIVES, as far as vols, ral Grant, for UIRE 4 0O., Ancts ~K. WALSH & © No. 285 Penna. ave » Auctioner ,Coruer Mth street. TALOGUE SALE OF TUE EURO- BOTLL, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ASD TEENSYLVANIA AV » THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURAT- PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK. BARB, BESTAURANT LIQUOK® SECAR STORE, LEASE, GOOD WI . FIXTURES, &c., dc. Un MONDAY MOKNING. April 9th.’ 1955. at 10 atalocue, Wilheut reserve, the European Sorel, rooms, We enumer B** LARGE CA PEAS . cars @ legs, Louis x One fine Musical Glock, a great novelty Brussels, Three ply. and logreiu Uarpot Wardrobes, Sofas, Macble top Tables, Mirrors Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades. Bureaus tends, Cottage Setts, Parlor and Bedreom __ Chairs Dining Tabies, Oak Dining Chai i lows, Hair Mattrasses. Feather illow Cases, Biankets, Quilts, Vounter- 208. Bolst ora scld together The sale wil be continued from day today, at the same hour, until the wuele stock 18 disposed of. Straw Mattrasses Parlor, Bedroom. Refrigerators, ogetiier With a very large assortment of China, Giass, and Crockery Weve,euch as is usually focnd ina fret come es The Bar contains a fine s#sortment of Liquors, Out Glass Decanters, Tumh'ers. Mirrors, Paint- ings. one elegant wondesc.i. Table, all oampiete, nearly new, oak Tables and Coatrs The whole iseffered at private sale nncl the morning ofsale. Terms made known by applice- aoa, Trengbs and Furniture ot ‘he Bakery. Also, Fixtures of the store, Counters, Shetvieg, Scales end Weights, Glass Jar The Good Will and Le Dor Fixtnres, Kitcien anges, and Ceoking aratas, will ve tion te ™ 31- the auctioneers. M. K EN & WILLIAMS, Anotiorsers. Ne. 526 corner 7th sad D str te north. HOTEL FURNITURE OF TRE ARLINGTON HOUSE, ON THE COKNER OF PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE AND i:; STREET, aT PUBLIC AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. the lith instant, st 10 o'clock &. m., we chail sell, on th WALSH &C0., Aucts. © premises, Twenty five 2 ef Furniture, cousisting of Perlor Furat- ture, forty-five sets of Bed roon Furnitar- of every ity, Brussels. Three ply, Ingrain, . Blankets, Comfo: aes, attresses, Feather Pillows. Bol- is, Extension Tables, Usk Cane seat kerry. Glase and oth : apseo iG BY W. B. LEWIS & CU., Anctionvers, No. 307 Penn yl vania avenue. FURNITURE OF A BAKERY FoR E AUCTION = WEDNESDAY 306 i8th street, Tools, GREFN& WILLIAMS. Ancts, Aprit Lith, at 12 e’cleck, st Ne. near L street. we rhalisell ailite =, Gonnter - LEWIS & CO., Aactioneers, .B {Chronicle cops .| apo ¥ GEBEN_& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Bo, 526 corner 7th sud D streets. ORT REET OOTR BETWEEN 5TH a 8 FET st * cEN AND oT EAS’. AT PUBLIO AUCTION. Gn WEDNESDAY, the ti. tast., at 54; o'clock P m.. we shail sell, cn the premises. Lot No.1, im S.uare Ne ments be seid T BUILDING3 AND LOTS ONL 4 of Square No. 85, with the improve- comsicting of Seven Frame Builuings, will Separate or together erms: One-third cash; balance six, twelve and eightecn monibs, secured by a deed of tr: a tbe Premises. All conveyancing and revenne stamps st the cost of the purcheser. . of property when «¢i1 $.0 down on each GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anuetioneers. No. $26 eorner 7th and D strects. ED BEAL ESTATE BALE. ON PENN’A AVENUE AND SOUTH © STREET. BETWREN Si\ BEETS EAST, AT PUB- 1th inst., et 5) ‘cleck premises: Lots ‘No 2. 4 On WEDNESDAY, the Pp. m_, We shail sell om the ©. Sand 10. in Square 373, ke ring good fronts and depths. Thisp rty offers creat inducements to parchagers, toe 3 location is very desirable, making It a good investment for any one wishin, to bocate ou the Navy Yar. above lots wi! be sold and subdivided to sait 5 'Terms: One-third cash; belance in Gand 12 menths secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All converanucing and revenue stam, the cost of the purchasers, £25 4 t ingold, aps ¢@ LAMS, Aucts. ¥ B* Y- 5. Lewisa GO., Auctionoers. No. 307 Penpsyivanie avenue. REGULAR SALES AT STORE TUESDAYS, THUBSDAYS and SATURDAY. attended to at private dv eilings ———- made on al! p6-lw BE . C, MeGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers CHANCERY SALE. IT shal! sellon Lo ae c A. D. 1866, at 50°C! eastern one-half part of cree passed by t! volumbia, roperty is undary Bbour Is? feet di ject. ‘Terms: . ; residue at six months, eis pert with interest, or th: et bis option 0 Be © the whole a FuABERIOR Towns, tonne ap 7-108 3.0. MCGUIRE £ CO. Aucts, B* w.B. Ley a Auetioneers. 07 Penn-yivauis avenue, For the ng part oe ed puilainn apse on Louisians by to B street, juding ee er a to te ® good "Seacs fora Ap bot VM _W. Fans. c Witvorie, sete , & variety of sae